Brookfield

Brookfield's student programs are concentrated in finance, accounting, and MBA-level entry rather than a single investment-analyst scheme:

• CPA Internship – Toronto; rotates through finance teams such as financial planning and analysis, treasury, and corporate finance, aimed at progress toward the CPA qualification
• Real Estate Accounting Program – a 12-month, New York-based program across accounting, auditing, and finance, with the chance to apply for a full-time role
• MBA Summer Internship – across Energy, Private Equity, Real Estate, and Credit, in New York, California, and London, run with partner business schools

Current openings are posted on the firm's internships page and applied to through its Workday portal. The programs are role- and region-specific rather than a single cohort, so an applicant typically targets one named program in one location; the New York accounting program in particular runs a full year, a commitment well beyond a summer.

Its Q1 2026 results put assets under management above $1 trillion across those same five areas. Unlike firms that run one large undergraduate analyst class, Brookfield's named student routes are weighted toward accounting and finance – a Toronto CPA-stream internship, a 12-month New York real estate accounting program – and MBA-level entry into its investment teams. That split matters for where to aim: an applicant is choosing both a strategy and an entry route, so a background in accounting, an MBA, or a specific asset class points to a different program rather than one common funnel.